Sentences with phrase «to make forecasts»

Thus, we are not making a forecast of market returns over the next several months; in fact, markets could go substantially higher from here.

Various technical analysis tools use identified trends to make forecasts on future exchange rate changes, define market entry and exit points and set Stop Loss and Take Profit levels.

You are not making a forecast of any kind.

There's no need to make forecasts about near - term outcomes.

Investors should also always use caution when making forecasts well into the future.

I pointed out people who make these forecasts successfully.

We also generally have no idea how long a particular Market Climate will be in effect, which further prevents us from making forecasts.

And yet, so many are comfortable making forecasts with their own portfolio while others are foolish enough to do so in the public eye.

The market expert making a forecast may have motives other than accuracy.

A major recession could, of course, have a major impact on the industry - and potentially make this forecast too high.

I never understand why «economist makes forecast» is ever a headline.

A company with erratic earnings makes forecasting less predictable.

Both papers made forecasts of the future evolution of global mean and regional temperatures.

However, slight errors in initial conditions make a forecast beyond two weeks nearly impossible.

You will also need to remember to be up early and ready with your live streaming chart to make forecasts for today.

He explains that it is difficult to make forecasts about the limits of human life.

That practice — some call it the «sunshine pump» — could spell death for companies that depend on accurate sales forecasts in a time when making any forecast is difficult.

All attempt to use price patterns and price trends to make forecasts of future prices.

The theory was that if we had a catalog of weather map types then we could compare the current pattern to the catalog and make the forecast based on what happened in the catalog.

These professionals determine feasibility, make forecasts on future economic trends, suggest improvement solutions, and produce reports which help management make the best decisions.

With support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Randerson, Morton and colleagues plan to continue making the forecasts over the next five years.

The FOMC would simply follow the judgment of the marginal short - term fixed income investor, which wouldn't make the policy correct, because markets a a whole make forecasting errors.

As Ms. Wilkins explained, it is very difficult to make forecasts because it could take a variety of forms.

Thus, starting in 1990, the IPCC stopped making forecasts — because they were never right.

The current average development time for agricultural products ranges from 10 to 20 years, which makes forecasting grower needs challenging, and the rate of change is accelerating, he says.

«Scientists are terrible at making forecasts... and the climate is a chaotic system with multiple influences of which human emissions are just one...»

They believed rating agencies, which in turn made their forecasts of financial distress based on extrapolating historical data.

The bank's chief currency strategist Richard Grace made the forecast changes to reflect a slightly quicker - than - expected slowing in the global economy over the first quarter.

But this forecast would be so swamped by the + / - 2 % range of error as to make that forecast meaningless.

Clark says switching to the 15 - year normal made her forecasts better, although they haven't been exempted from the harsh economy.

Geologists Bill Chadwick of Oregon State University and Scott Nooner of the University of North Carolina Wilmington made their forecast last September during a public lecture and followed it up with blog posts and a reiteration of their forecast just last week at a scientific workshop.

IRI plans to make its forecasts freely available, says Graham, for instance by posting them through meteorological organizations and on the Internet.

How exactly does the brain make forecasts?

«Our goal was to complete the carbon cycle to understand where global carbon production would end up and then make forecasts of how the system would react in the future.»

The Japanese publisher had initially made a forecast of 105,000 million yen in net sales.

Predictive LA is an intellectual tool making forecasts based on the results of description and diagnosis; it determines the future of student performance on the basis of past and present learning outcomes.

The most sensible strategy, then, is to build a broadly diversified portfolio with a risk level that matches your investment goal and your temperament, and to rebalance regularly without making forecasts.

The possibility of a demand for second referendum by Nicola Ferguson Sturgeon, leader of the Scottish National Party, and EU's tough stand against Britain made us forecast Pound's decline against the Greenback, on March 2nd.

Just as I did in part 1, I will present an earnings and price correlated F.A.S.T. Graphs ™ since calendar year 2007 on each individual candidate, followed by a near - term earnings forecasting calculator and an analyst scorecard illustrating the historical record of analysts making forecasts on each company.